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The boundless love a parent has for their child is matched only by their capacity to embarrass them.
Breaking the Stereotypes: Celebrating Different Styles of Motherhood
In the digital age, motherhood has found a dynamic and influential platform on Instagram. This social media platform has become a haven for mothers to express their unique parenting styles, find support, and build communities. As the world becomes more diverse, so do the styles of motherhood celebrated on Instagram. In this article, we will explore three new and trending motherhood styles on Instagram: "crunchy," "silky," and "gentle parenting." These styles challenge traditional stereotypes and offer fresh perspectives on raising children. Let's dive in and celebrate the diversity of motherhood!
Analeah WilliamsPublished 10 months ago in FamiliesEmpowering Moms: Embracing Body Positivity and Self-Love
Hey there, Mom! Motherhood is an incredible journey filled with ups and downs, but it's important to remember that your own well-being matters too. In a world that often emphasizes unrealistic beauty standards, nurturing confidence and self-worth becomes paramount. Embracing body positivity and practicing self-love can empower you to lead a happier, more fulfilling life while setting a positive example for your children. Let's explore some practical tips to help you on this transformative path.
Analeah WilliamsPublished 10 months ago in FamiliesThe journey to overcoming obesity
Obesity has become a prevalent health issue in today's society, affecting millions of people around the world. It is a complex condition that arises from a combination of genetic, environmental, and behavioral factors. Overcoming obesity is not an easy task, but with determination, lifestyle changes, and support, it is possible to embark on a successful journey towards a healthier life.
Oluwayemisi ObasaPublished 10 months ago in Families6 ways to deal with grief or loss
Grief: A Personal Journey of Healing and Coping When it comes to discussing grief, I feel compelled to share my perspective. Before experiencing the loss of my own mother, I never truly understood the depth of someone's pain. My mother was my best friend, my rock, and losing her shattered my world. Until that moment, I sympathized with others' losses, but it wasn't until I walked in their shoes that I grasped the true weight of grief.
James AdejolaPublished 10 months ago in FamiliesWolfeye Remote Screen: Empowering Monitoring and Security in the Digital Age
In the ever-evolving digital age, effective monitoring and control have become critical in both business and home environments. In this blog, we will explore the potential of Wolfeye Remote Screen software, a powerful tool that enables real-time remote viewing of computer screens over the Internet, and how it is being used in both business and home environments to ensure security and compliance with legal requirements.
I'll never be even a little bit like you
They say, that parents should be an example to us, but since i was little i knew, i don't wanna be like them even a little bit. I don't know how were your parents but mine weren't like i think parents should be to me. Parents should be the main part of family, then there are grandparents, sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts, cousins etc.. They should be there for you when something upset you. They should be the ones who you come first when you're sad from something. Mine are maybe biological family, but not the loving family for me. I make my own family. People that i know for a few years mean more for me that the people who made me. It sounds absurd, but it is, what it is. If you know, you know. When i feel bad from something they are the ones that make me feel worse. I'd rather die than them know what is making me feel upset. I'm happy for those who have a loving and caring family. My father would do for me everything, like if we are arguing or if we are good together, but the way he treat me, i'm not saying that he's always nasty to me, but like how he's acting, father don't act like this to his own daughter. My father has anger issues, every little thing throw him off. He manipulates people, he can't manipulate me, he'll never succes, i know him more than he thinks. I'm like him, but maybe better version, maybe worse, who knows. When i was little, he travelled a lot with work, i missed him, now i don't. Sometimes i wish he was dead, or wasn't my father. He doesn't know anything about me or my life, even though he thinks he know everything. My mother, she probably loves me, but she would love me more if i was doing, looking, acting how she wants. He destroyed her. They both idealizing me. They divorced about nine years ago and i'm glad they did, because if they didn't i'm not sure if i was still there. I hate my father as a person, i really do, but as his daughter i can't. I mean if he would do anything, he's still my father. I am skeptical. From their divorce my father has only few girlfriends, but my mother, she had more than few. I don't remember a lot of them, but i remember the worst. The funny thing is, that my father doesn't know about them or doesn't know what they've done, if he knew it, he would look at me different, he would maybe gets me, but just maybe, i don't give the maybe a big chance. The worst came on February 24 th about midnight, i'm not gonna say what happened, just a domestic violence and then stalking and blah blah blah. Nothing for little kid, right. They were arguing more than often. My mother wanted kill herself, i was 11 so i don't think i should have been there. I am not sure if ever i can get over it, but what about my younger sister, i don't know if she remember it, if she heard it or whatever, but i'm not gonna ask her about it. He was manipulator. And there is the start when i become skeptic towards men. Not just men, but mainly men, you know. I just know, if i will ever met my fiancé, i'll never allow to my children ever experience something similar. My children will have a happy and loving childhood. They will always can come to me and tell me anything, i will never judge them. I'll kill for them. I'm not sure if i will even make it, to have kids. I'm really struggling. My mother deserve the world, even i'll never be enough for her, even if she knows what her words did to me, she will maybe realize, but she will never find out. If she will, i am not sure how she would react, maybe she would cry or maybe she send me to a therapist. Who knows, right?
POWER OF UNTIED FAMILY
Power of Introduction In a world filled with uncertainties, there is one place we can always turn to for solace and acceptance: our family. Family is not merely a group of individuals connected by blood or legal ties; it is a sanctuary of unconditional love. It is within this nurturing environment that we find the freedom to be our authentic selves, knowing that we will always be embraced and supported. The bond shared between parents and children, siblings, and extended relatives forms a network of love that uplifts and sustains us throughout our lives.
PHILIP ChineduPublished 10 months ago in FamiliesMarriage Therapy: Types and Approaches
Marriage relationships play an important role in our happiness and well-being. But, maintaining them can be difficult. There are steps you can take to keep your relationship strong and functional. Communication problems or a lack of closeness may be the result of an emotional rift between you and your partner. It can cause you to look for emotional connections elsewhere, which might end up ruining your marriage.
Is Your Child Affected Too? Cyberbullying
In today’s digital world, where social media and online platforms play a significant role in our children’s daily lives, the phenomenon of cyberbullying has become a serious threat. Cyberbullying refers to the use of digital media, such as social media platforms, messaging apps, or online forums, to intentionally harass, humiliate, or defame others.
The Impact of Pets on Child Development
In a world where screens dominate our attention and the pace of life seems to be ever-accelerating, there is a silent force that touches the lives of children in profound ways. It's the wag of a tail, the purr of contentment, or the gentle nuzzle of a beloved pet. Pets hold a special place in the hearts of children, and their impact on child development is both factual and heartwarming.
Isaac MensahPublished 10 months ago in FamiliesWhy Your Autistic Loved One Understands You Better When You’re Having a Wits’-End Emotional Outburst
If you’re a neurotypical person with an autistic loved one, you may have experienced the following: You’re upset about something they said, something they did, a certain tone of voice they used, or maybe even something they didn’t do. You’ve told and told and told them, but they just don’t seem to care at all about your feelings. The only time they seem to respond to you is when you’re screaming, shouting, and crying! Why is that?
The Articulate AutisticPublished 10 months ago in FamiliesWhat If
8 years later, and I’m still wondering……What If. What if you never laid these Foundations. What if I never grasped your teachings and held them Close to Heart. What if I was not equipped to be the Woman you Believed I was destined to be. What if you had used a different technique to mold us into becoming greater. What if you were still Alive. These are the emotions I constantly have to suppress knowing you are no-longer here to acknowledge them for me.